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South Seattle College (SSC) has announced a community discussion scheduled for the evening of Wednesday, February 4, 2026, to address growing concerns regarding long-term vehicle parking in the Puget Ridge neighborhood.

It took less than 15 minutes. That's what people attending the annual ad hoc Christmas Tree burning on Alki beach said.

In a show of solidarity with protests taking place in Minnesota the group West Seattle Indivisible organized a march on Saturday January 24.

The White Center community marked a historic milestone Saturday with a two-day ribbon-cutting celebration for the new Hope, Unity, and Belonging (HUB) building and Canopy Apartments.

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Patient need is outpacing donations, and our local blood supply has hit emergency low levels.

Update Friday January 23, 12:15pm

The family whose home burned in the Roxhill neighborhood on January 22, has launched a GoFundMe campaign seeking $50,000.

Highline Public Schools has launched a district-wide initiative to gather community feedback as it prepares to navigate a projected $8 million budget reduction for the 2026–27 school year.

The Morgan Community Association (MoCA) kicked off its first quarterly meeting of 2026 on January 21 at the Alki Arts gallery, welcoming neighbors both in person and via Zoom to discuss vital community development

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is moving forward with two major neighborhood improvement projects and is calling on the West Seattle community to help refine the designs.

Mayor Katie Wilson announced a series of pivotal leadership appointments today, signaling a new direction for several key city departments while retaining veteran expertise in others.